remover
n.a person who takes something away or removes it from a place. It is an old-fashioned word that you might see in very old books or legal documents.
n.a person who takes something away or removes it from a place. Archaic in modern usage, though it persists in legal or historical contexts.
“The remover took the old sign down.”
“In the old legal documents, the remover was responsible for clearing the land before the new owner could take possession.”
“The historical account describes the remover as a figure of quiet efficiency, tasked with the delicate duty of erasing the previous regime's symbols from the city's public spaces.”
“PCE is widely used in dry cleaning and can also be found in consumer products including arts and crafts adhesives, spot removers and stainless steel polish.”
From remove + -er.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.